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    Alito won’t go (access required)

    If you are looking forward to a rematch between the Supreme Court opinion scolder President Barack Obama and head-shaking comment disapprover Justice Samuel Alito at next year's State of the Union address, you are likely out of luck. "I doubt that I will be there in January," Alito said last week during remarks at an event ...

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    One Response to “Alito won’t go (access required)”

    1. DC Dicta » Blog Archive » Sotomayor a fan of bipartisan seating at president’s address says:
      January 28, 2011 at 8:23 am

      [...] Alito wasn’t there Tuesday either due to a scheduling conflict, but last year he said he probably wouldn’t attend anyway. [...]

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